The most common way to get xmllint for Windows is via precompiled binaries.

Click and paste the path to your folder (e.g., C:\tools\xmllint ).

If you use Chocolatey or Scoop, you can install it with a single command:

: Visit the official libxml2 distribution page or the well-known Igor Zlatkovic’s Windows port. You need the following .zip files: libxml2 : Contains the xmllint.exe . iconv : Required for character encoding support. zlib : Required for compressed file support.

: Open a new Command Prompt and type xmllint --version . If it returns a version number, you're set. Method 2: Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)

Click -> find Path under "System variables" -> click Edit .

To , you must typically acquire it as part of the libxml2 library, as it is not built into the Windows operating system. Method 1: Manual Installation (The Standard Way)